When you are negative to other people- what kind of mental illness is that?!
Question: When you constantly think about other people's shortcomings and that it is their fault you are hurt or not feeling good.
Answers: When you constantly think about other people's shortcomings and that it is their fault you are hurt or not feeling good.
Could be a lot of things including plain old bad attitude... or depression, anxiety, borderline personality disorder, narcissism, or other personality disorders.
Sounds delusional to me.
It's not a menal illness - it's a choice. It's a choice that I feel is socially destructive, but I honor others' rights to choose their own lives. It's just a little frustratiing to see people who are only hurting themselves with their pisspoor attitude.
narcicism?
You sound like a lonely lady who needs a hot blooded man
anxiety
depressio0n
suicidal thooughts
well just try to stay positive
Well, it could be anything, as long as the psychiatrist can bill you for it.
Just try to be more positive.
Seriously, the DSM--the list of all diagnoses of psychiatrists, based on nothing but opinion--contains these diagnoses:
Caffeine Related Disorder
Conduct Disorder
Mathematics Disorder
Nicotine Use or Withdrawal Disorder
Non Compliance With Treatment Disorder
Separation Anxiety Disorder
Sibling Rivalry Disorder
Phase of life problem
Sexual abuse of a child problem, and the all encompassing
Unspecified mental disorder
So, if all else failed, you would be diagnosed with "unspecified mental disorder". HA!
antisocial disorder?
It's not a mental illness, it's just being a grouch.
Love Jack
PS To wildcard - wow, that's INSANE! (heh heh) - I wonder why "COMPLIANCE With Treatment" isn't also a "disorder.
That one is funny - how to do you TREAT "Noncomplaince With Treatment Disorder" Is there a drug for it? LOL.
it's called being a *****..
not a mental illness.. itss WAAAAYYY too common for that